Garlicane is an indica-dominant hybrid from In House Genetics, bred by crossing GMO with the company's own Slurricane. It joins a clone-only Chem Cookies selection with one of In House's most-used parents.
The cross earned its place in the catalog quickly. In House later bred Garlicane back to Slurricane #23 to make Garlic Storm, turning a one-off pairing into the start of a small family.
In House Genetics and the Slurricane program
In House Genetics is a small Washington State team led by breeder Branden Bond. Its public profile dates to a long-running Rollitup thread that started in 2015, and the company focuses on feminized seeds.
In House works like a micro-breeding shop. Rather than chasing unrelated trendy crosses, it keeps returning to a short list of selected parents. Platinum, a UW Hashplant × Permafrost cross, sits at the center of the program.
Slurricane is the other pillar. In House built it from Do-Si-Dos and Purple Punch, and it now has well over 100 direct descendants. Numbered selections such as Slurricane #7, #23 and #44 have become parents in their own right.
The wider catalog includes Sugar Cane, Dolato, Black Cherry Punch, Jelly Breath and Platinum Kush Breath. Garlicane fits that pattern, pairing a house parent with an outside clone that already had a following.
GMO on one side, Slurricane on the other
GMO comes from Mamiko Seeds' Chem Cookies line, a cross of Chemdawg D and the Forum cut of GSC. Michigan cultivator SkunkMasterFlex selected the keeper, and it won first place Indica at the 2017 High Times Midwest Cup.
Weedmaps lists the garlic parent as GMO Cookies, one of the names that clone family goes by. It credits GMO for Garlicane's garlic side and Slurricane for its sweetness.
Slurricane brings a different build. Leafly classes it as an indica averaging 21% THC, with caryophyllene, limonene and myrcene leading its terpenes. Its effects come on slowly and settle into full-body relaxation.
What Garlicane looks like in the tent
Garlicane sells as feminized seed. Insane Seeds has listed it in 10-packs at $180, with flowering time given as 60–75 days.
Weedmaps describes frosty buds that sometimes pick up purple color, on a plant it classes as an indica-dominant hybrid.
The descendant Garlic Storm gives a clearer picture of what the family does in a grow room. In House rates it at about 8–9 weeks indoors, with a sturdy, medium-to-tall frame suited to SCROG and yields of 500–600 g/m².
Outdoors, Garlic Storm finishes from early to mid-October and can reach 400–1,000 g per plant. Its dense, resinous buds are pitched at extraction as well as flower, and In House lists THC up to 27%.
Potency, terpenes and effects
Leafly puts Garlicane at 23% THC and 1% CBG. Its leading terpenes are limonene, pinene and caryophyllene. Both GMO Cookies and Slurricane list myrcene in their top three on Leafly, while Garlicane swaps it for pinene.
Users on Leafly most often call it sleepy, relaxed and tingly, and rate it 4.7 stars across 53 reviews. Several describe it as strong, and Leafly points it toward experienced consumers.
Weedmaps users describe a two-stage ride. An initial burst of energy gives way to deep, full-body relaxation, and some people use it before a meal and a rest.
Garlic Storm and the next generation
Garlic Storm is Garlicane × Slurricane #23, which pushes the family back toward the Slurricane side. The result is a three-way mix of GMO, Do-Si-Dos and Purple Punch genetics.
In House describes the Garlic Storm effect as one that starts with euphoria and mental clarity before settling into deep body relaxation. It sells the strain as feminized seed for indoor and outdoor grows.
That backcross follows the company's usual method. In House picks a parent it trusts, then keeps working it through new generations. Garlicane is now one link in that chain, between GMO and whatever comes after Garlic Storm.